MCs Set Evening Meeting at Joann Blair Residence
The MCs will convene tonight at 7 pm hosted by Joann Blair at 6 Arden Place. All members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1947
Page
20
The MCs will convene tonight at 7 pm hosted by Joann Blair at 6 Arden Place. All members are urged to attend.
Esther Class of the Christian Church met at Mrs. Clarence Wyckoff’s home on Maplewood Drive with Mrs. T L Swan presiding and Mrs. D M Clutter leading devotion. Prizes went to Mrs. C R Cline and Dorothy Frank. February’s meeting is at Mrs. Harry Elkins’ home. Others noted include nurse Dorothy Jane McCafferty passing the State Board, AAUW president Dr Mary Hissong visiting, families traveling, and Chase Circle Ruth meeting at Mrs Pauline Martin’s home with officers elected and a potluck lunch.
In Emportia Florida Barney Dillard, 92, spent 23 years perfecting a giant sweet lemon, a feat celebrated as proof that positive framing pays. Meanwhile the Williams family returned from Florida with a two pound lemon, and local notes mention Xavier OU basketball players the McQuade twins from Athens.
A New Year's diet installment advises making restricted meals appealing like a banquet. Dr. Samuel M. Bloom says attractive presentation helps adherence, urging use of fine tableware and fresh flowers to enhance flavor and nutrition. It highlights improving taste and eye appeal on the third day.
A rundown of club events in Athens including Pocahontas Lodge installation at Red Men's Hall with chili supper, Beta Theta Pi Auxiliary officers election, Novel Bridge Club, Pythian Sisters, and various educational and women’s groups meeting midweek. Many gatherings hosted at homes and churches with speaker events and auctions.
A luncheon and dessert note describes a menu at Lake Success New York where American apple pie is a top favorite among United Nations delegates and staff. The meal included breakfast items like grapefruit, cereal, toast, butter, and coffee, lunch with a hamburger and vegetables, and dinner featuring liver, salad, and fresh fruit with tea or coffee.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Anna Ashbaugh to Mr. William J. Gilley of New Lexington on Monday December 22 at 5 p.m. in Shawnee. Single ring ceremony by Rev. Rodahefer with immediate families present. Attendants Fred Blankenship and Ruth Howdyshell. The bride with two daughters, to reside in Shawnee. Athens Bird Club meets January 11 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe. program on Bird Songs led by Viola Nelson. visitors welcome.
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